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1. GOP challenger Jon Runyan takes lead over Rep. John Adler
(N.J./State)

... party candidates combined receive no more than 5 percent of the vote. Furthermore, 51 percent of likely voters have heard about the controversy surrounding the Tea Party candidate, who according to published ...

2. Newspapers continue decline in New Jersey, U.S.
(U.S./Nation)

... Chronicle, both owned by Hearst Corp., also lost more than 10 percent of their circulation. According to an AP report at Forbes.com, The Star-Ledger of Newark, N.J. lost more circulation than the national ...

3. Drought watch lifted for most of New Jersey
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... stream flows and shallow ground water levels in most areas, and enabled substantial replenishment of key reservoirs, particularly in the Northeast. According to State Climatologist David Robinson of ...

4. Republican Anna Little making it a race with Frank Pallone
(N.J./State)

... Democrat Frank Pallone holds a 7-point lead over Tea Party-backed Republican Anna Little, 52 percent to 45 percent, according to a Monmouth University Poll made public Tuesday. A poll taken three weeks ...

5. James O’Keefe goes after NJEA with video of ‘Teachers Union Gone Wild’
(N.J./State)

BY BOB HOLT NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM James O'Keefe, the 26-year old conservative activist and filmmaker, has purportedly recorded a video of teachers chanting slogans against Gov. Chris Christie while ...

6. Middletown dragged-puppy case ends in defendant’s guilty plea, fine
(N.J./State)

... if he was satisfied with how it went, Amato, on the side of the animals, says he's never satisfied. But he added, "She had no previous record of animal abuse, and this was probably a real bad moment in ...

7. Review: ‘An IIiad’ exposes brutality and folly of war in production at McCarter Theatre
(Entertainment/Movies)

... the brutality and folly of war." In fact, the evening is a most profound and powerful anti-war statement, never more so than a long liturgy of wars from the very earliest in recorded history up through ...

8. Citizens United decision not changing much in New Jersey
(Opinion/Commentary)

... races actually is down from two years ago. According to data compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics, a Washington-based group that closely tracks the flow of federal campaign dollars, outside ...

9. Cablevision asks FCC to immediately reinstate News Corp. stations, order arbitration
(Entertainment/Movies)

... challenges" and needs to crate a second revenue stream, according to Hopkins, namely money from companies like Cablevision. Hopkins then outlined the many times that News Corp. had sent key executives ...

10. Real common sense
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... security taxes on top of payroll. According to the August 2010 issue of Labor Notes, the bottom bracket of earners in the country - making around $10,700 a year - pay 11% of their income in state and ...

11. Eric LeGrand Believe Fund fueled by N.J. Nets’ donation
(Sports/Professional)

...  According to mycentraljersey.com, Nets general manager Billy King said that the money was raised in conjunction with point guard Devin Harris' 34 Ways to Assist Foundation and through contributions from ...

12. Jenn Sterger leaning toward helping NFL with investigation of Brett Favre
(Sports/Professional)

... player-conduct policies, he could face suspension and fines. Glazer also reported that Favre denied sending Sterger inappropriate photos. According to the Associated Press, the NFL is investigating ...

13. Proposed bill toughens N.J. anti-bullying law
(N.J./State)

... New Jersey's rate of bullying, according to a U.S. government report, is actually higher than the national average. Anti-bullying experts believe that New Jersey now has one of the weaker anti-bullying ...

14. World Polio Day
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... in the online video interview that was recently recorded on October 18 at the Statehouse in Trenton. It’s right on our website (www.njpolio.org). Thanks again, Lee Bekir – PNNJ President ...

15. Jon Bon Jovi is star of Baron Conference
(Money/Economy)

... on the cautious side of investing — outperforming in tough markets and laggng in big rallies. Overall, though, the long-term records are strong." But Morningstar has reservations. "The biggest negatives ...

16. Rutgers establishes the Eric LeGrand Believe Fund
(Sports/Professional)

... for the Scarlet Knights, suffered a spinal cord injury Oct. 16 vs. Army. The injury was at the C3-C4 level and emergency surgery was performed by doctors throughout the night at Hackensack University Medical ...

17. Rutgers vs. Pittsburgh: Gameday
(Sports/Professional)

... suffered a spinal cord injury in the fourth quarter of Saturday's game vs. Army. The injury was at the C3-C4 level and emergency surgery was performed by doctors throughout Saturday night at Hackensack ...

18. FCC wants proof Cablevision, News Corp. negotiating
(Entertainment/Movies)

... Corp. Friday also issued a statement saying that according to Cablevision customer service representatives, the company is offering subscribers who call up to cancel their subscriptions a $20 a month credit ...

19. Secretary Ray LaHood confirms ARC project over budget
(N.J./State)

... good reason to believe the governor has been lying about the cost of this project. We found no proof of his cost estimates in the documents provided by our records request and we know the governor was ...

20. ‘Real housewives of N.J.’ star Teresa Giudice will be back
(Entertainment/Movies)

... Housewives of New Jersey." According to the website TMZ, Ms. Giudice is asking for double the salary she got last year, a cut of DVD and merchandising sales, and more freedom to make personal appearances. ...